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Contemplate the Moon

by Mary Ellen Smith


It shines not with light of it's own
Yet casts a glow to Earth.
Voices from generations past
Have sung about it's worth.

It's helped to guide the ships at sea
and swooned with lovers new,
It takes the tides from neath your toes
then brings it back to you.

Yes, contemplate the moon.

On deep dark nights when it is full
Moon glow the only light.
Or on the nights when storm clouds try
To keep it from your sight,

Think about the mighty hand
That set it's course to be
A gentle glowing night light meant
To comfort you and me.

02/15/2002

Posted on 02/15/2002
Copyright © 2024 Mary Ellen Smith

Member Comments on this Poem
Posted by Melissa Arel on 01/15/05 at 04:29 AM

So loving and soft - what a wonderful ode to the moon, Mary Ellen! You have graced it with purity :) Simply beautiful.

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